BA Philosophy and English
Entry requirements
A level: ABB or BBB IB: 32 points
About this course
BA (Hons) in English and Philosophy. Core topics include Research Methods. The programme engages with both analytic and continental philosophical traditions alongside western and non-western perspectives, covering modules from epistemology and metaphysics to postcolonial literature and global modernisms.
Modules
- Burning to Read
- Reason and Argument
- Truth and Morality
- Science & Religion
- World Making
- Ancient Philosophy
- Early Modern Philosophy
- Epistemology and Metaphysics
- Feminist Philosophy
- In the Embers of Empire: Reading Postcolonial Texts Today
- Language for Life
- Liberty and Horror
- Literature and Philosophy
- Novels (how to read them and why)
- Philosophy and Professional Life
- The Art of Short Fiction
- Word & Image
- (Re)thinking Civilization
- Global Modernisms
- Kant
- Life Story
- Phenomenology
- Philosophy of AI
- Philosophy of Language
- Philosophy of Mind
- Queer Brighton and Sussex: Histories, Heritage, and Aesthetics
- Right Here! Right Now! Twenty-First Century Literature and Culture
- Romance
- Sexuality and the Rise of Fiction
- Staging the Renaissance: Shakespeare
- Writing Poetry
- English Literature Dissertation
- Philosophy Dissertation
- Analytic Philosophy
- Modern European Philosophy
- Philosophy of Art & Literature
- Posthuman/Premodern
- Psychoanalysis and Literature
- Serial Fictions
- Social & Political Philosophy
- Topics in African American Literature
- Virginia Woolf
- Wollstonecraft and After: Gender, Writing and the Public Sphere
- Writing Race, Gender, and the Social: Experiments Beyond Representation
- Championing Literacy Placement
- Decolonial Literature, Politics, Writing
- Ethics
- Gender, Race and Society in Early Modern Drama
- Islamic Philosophy
- Modern Nature
- Post-Kantian Philosophy
- Queer Fictions
- Sussex Modernism